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Under the unified lead of Gompers the Federation has made enormous strides since he took up the reins again after a temporary set-back by McBride in 1894. Now it is a powerful machine which each of the units would like to control for its own benefit. The creed of...
The question arises whether the condition can be corrected with new legislation. Is this the real crisis of the amendment, or is it merely an unavoidable halting point in the adjustment of the law to the situation? Does the illicit sale and wide-spread use of spirits prove that national...
The University of Chicago has just received a gift of $10,000,000 and is making additional plans for equipment and endowment which will require $15,000,000. Thus the name of the great Western University can be added to the roll of those institutions of learning which have safely...
The second speech "Liberalism and the Negro," was by A. G. Dill '08, himself a negro, and editor of "The Crisis," a negro magazine. Mr. Dill stated that there were now 12,000,000 negroes in the United States and that contrary to the belief of many people the negro...
Like an ominous, glowing bed of coals, the Japanese crisis smoulders on, now fanned into a momentary flare by an incident such as the recent shooting in Vladivostok, now outwardly dampened by propagandists. No clear-thinking citizen can maintain that it is a local issue, restricted to California; the problem...